can I remove the sd card and plug it into my pc tower to go to my Kodak easy share?
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Yes. This is the easiest camera to use. I love it. Just plug it in to your computer & go.
155084
You would need an adapter to go from an SD card to USB, but theoretically, yes.
2199952
Yes you can - we take the card out of the camera and import the video using a card reader.
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Not at all. You can either use the USB cord that comes with the camera and download that way (and charge the battery at the same time!) or remove the SD card and insert that into your laptop or printer. 2 ways, both very easy.
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Yes. You take your SD card and place it in the Kodak Reader, then plug the Kodak Reader into your USB port. If you're running Windows 7, a menu will come up on your computer asking you what folder you want to upload the pictures into.
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I just take out the media card and put it into the card reader slot,then upload to a Kodak picture program.It comes with a cable to plug into camera and comp if you want to do it that way,on my earlier Canon the cable slot went bad,so just got into putting SD card into card reader slot on comp.
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I don't know, but you can always take out the SD memory and put it in your computer.
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You are correct plug it into a USB port or much quicker is plug the micro SD card into a reader slot and manage the files with your computers file manager.
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Yes. It's quick and simple. Remove the SD card from the camera (in the battery compartment) and insert it into the SD slot on your computer. I use the Paint program that comes with Windows 7. You can use any photo editing program you want. This is a great little camera and one of the last genuine Kodak cameras made.
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The device is not hooked to a computer. The SD card used to transfer images should be compatible.
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I don't connect it to the computer, just use the SD card and it's one at a time
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It is very easy. You can use the included usb cable or remove the card and insert it in the card reader, if one is installed on your computer.
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I never try that... but maybe the best way is sharing the SD once is in your PC.Good luck,Vicente
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I usually just remove the SD card and plug it into a adapter I have attached to my Mac. My PC also has an SD slot. As some of the other answers mention you can also attach a cable between camera and computer and transfer using the Canon software that came with the camera.Another option I've never tried is to use a WiFi enabled flash card - then you don't even have to remove the card from the camera. They are rather expensive though - at least last time I looked.
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Jeff that micro sd does not I Clyde an adapter. You may be able to download your pics from your camera via a sub cable without removal of the sd card. Few computers have a micro Sd slot. A unit such asSanDisk 32GB MicroSDHC High Speed Class 4 Card with MicroSD to SD AdapterWhich includes an adapter might be a better solution. I had an older Kodak camera and it used a standard sd card, which was not an issue. But as I said it appears that model needs the micro
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The easiest way is to simply remove the SD card from the camera, plug it into the computer, and download the files from the card (if that's what you're asking).
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Port images or videos from camera to pc without removing sd card from camera...also essential if computer has no card reader.